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The Life and Letters of John Gibson Lockhart
Chapter 19: 1828-48
John Gibson Lockhart to Thomas Carlyle, 7 June 1834
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Vol. I. Preface
Vol. I Contents.
Chapter 1: 1794-1808
Chapter 2: 1808-13
Chapter 3: 1813-15
Chapter 4: 1815-17
Chapter 5: 1817-18
Chapter 6: 1817-19
Chapter 7: 1818-20
Chapter 8: 1819-20
Chapter 9: 1820-21
Chapter 10: 1821-24
Chapter 11: 1817-24
Chapter 12: 1821-25
Chapter 13: 1826
Vol. II Contents
Chapter 14: 1826-32
Chapter 15: 1828-32
Chapter 16: 1832-36
Chapter 17: 1837-39
Chapter 18: 1837-43
Chapter 19: 1828-48
Chapter 20: 1826-52
Chapter 21: 1842-50
Chapter 22: 1850-53
Chapter 23: 1853-54
Chapter 24: Conclusion
Vol. II Index
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“June 7, 1834.

“Dear Sir,—I am much obliged to you for

1 “Thomas Carlyle, First Forty Years,” ii. 233, 263.

2 Letter from Mr. Alexander Carlyle, February 27, 1896.

CARLYLE225
your communication, and shall not forget it when I reach that part of Sir Walter Scott’s life to which it refers. My impression is that I have seen at Abbotsford the medals, and that I never did see the letter of Goethe. So if it be not too much, pray, when the original turns up, be so good as to transcribe the necessary paragraph.—Yours very truly,

J. G. Lockhart.”